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ADB loans to Tamil Nadu and Uttarakhand For Housing and Water-Sanitation

December 8, 2021

The Government of India and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) have signed a $125 million loan to improve access to safe and affordable drinking water supply and citywide inclusive sanitation services in Dehradun and Nainital cities in Uttarakhand. India and ADB have

Sterlite EdIndia Foundation Wins CSR Award for Training Teachers During the Pandemic

TC Web Desk

December 7, 2021

CSR & Philanthropy·News

Sterlite Power has won the Corporate Social Responsibility Initiative of the Year – India for the initiative of its subsidiary, Sterlite EdIndia Foundation, for training more than 2 lakh teachers across the states of Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Tripura and Uttarakhand, during the pandemic.

30,000 NCC Cadets Clean India’s Beaches Under Puneet Sagar Abhiyan; 14 States and UTs Benefitted

TC Web Desk

December 7, 2021

Conservation & Sustainability·News

Beginning December 1, around 30,000 NCC cadets are cleaning India’s beaches under Puneet Sagar Abhiyan to raise awareness about keeping country’s coastline clean. In the month-long campaign, the cadets have so far cleaned the beaches of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, Gujarat, Karnataka and

Measurable Impact Is What Most Philanthropists Look While Donating, Finds KPMG Survey

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December 7, 2021

CSR & Philanthropy·News

More than 70 per cent of the philanthropists see “measurable impact” when selecting causes to support, with 42 per cent citing innovative approaches as a strong influence in their giving practices, says KPMG’s 2021 Global Philanthropy Report. The survey interviewed prominent philanthropists globally. Disruptive

15 Per Cent of Indian Pilots Are Women, Three Times the Global Average: Gen. V. K. Singh

TC Web Desk

December 7, 2021

India’s solar power capacity grown 18 times in seven years: Environment Minister Ashwini Choubey

TC Web Desk

December 7, 2021

Conservation & Sustainability·News

The installed capacity of solar energy in India has witnessed an 18 times increase between 2014 and 2021, the Union government informed the Lok Sabha on Monday. Responding to a query in the lower house, Minister of State for Environment Ashwini Choubey

VOC Port Gives Rs. 18 Lakh Under CSR to Pump Out Rainwater in Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu

Tannuka Juneja

December 6, 2021

CSR & Philanthropy·News

As a part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative, The V.O. Chidambaranar Port on Sunday contributed Rs. 18 lakh to the Thoothukudi District administration for procuring high-power pumps to drain out rainwater. The high power pumps would be used to expedite

Maharashtra Should Work on Crop Diversification, Include Millets, says Food Secy. Sudhanshu Pandey

Tannuka Juneja

December 6, 2021

Conservation & Sustainability·News

The Secretary, Department of Food and Public Distribution, Sudhanshu Pandey during his visit to Maharashtra inspected the paddy procurement center- Kardha in Bhandara district to oversee the paddy procurement being done in the state on Saturday. Senior Officers of Food Corporation of India

Food Security at Risk Due to High Salt Level in Soil: FAO DG Qu Dongyu

Tannuka Juneja

December 6, 2021

Conservation & Sustainability·News

Improper water management, including insufficient supply and poor-quality drainage systems, are contributing to excessive soil salinisation – a problem that threatens global food security, according to the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). Soil salinisation refers to excessive levels of salt in

5,000 People Revive a 60-Acre Lake and Make a Village Drought-Free in Tamil Nadu

Tannuka Juneja

December 6, 2021

Conservation & Sustainability·News

Tiruppur, a parched village of Tamil Nadu, saw 5,000 people joining hands to revive a lake and replenish the ground and surface water resources. Led by Kumar Duraisamy, Project Director, Voluntary Organisation for People Empowerment for Rural areas by Youth (VETRY), the people

30,000 NCC Cadets Clean India’s Beaches Under Puneet Sagar Abhiyan; 14 States and UTs Benefitted

Measurable Impact Is What Most Philanthropists Look While Donating, Finds KPMG Survey

15 Per Cent of Indian Pilots Are Women, Three Times the Global Average: Gen. V. K. Singh

India’s solar power capacity grown 18 times in seven years: Environment Minister Ashwini Choubey

Maharashtra Should Work on Crop Diversification, Include Millets, says Food Secy. Sudhanshu Pandey

Food Security at Risk Due to High Salt Level in Soil: FAO DG Qu Dongyu

5,000 People Revive a 60-Acre Lake and Make a Village Drought-Free in Tamil Nadu

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